Amazon Privacy Engineer Trust Design Devices & 

United States, Washington, Seattle 

697905072

Key job responsibilities
* Identify and assess customer trust risks throughout the product and data handling lifecycle, conducting thorough technical risk assessments
* Work with engineering teams to integrate trust-by-design and trust-by-default principles into system and product development, ensuring technical trust-preserving controls are considered from the outset, not retrofitted later
* Work with engineering teams to develop, implement, and maintain technical and procedural customer trust controls, such as data minimization, anonymization, encryption, retention and deletion, and ingress/egress restrictions
* Test and validate customer trust controls through the development and execution of test cases, ensuring operational behavior aligns with trust requirements and policies
* Document and track customer trust issues, inconsistencies, and remediation plans, ensuring timely closure and lessons learned are shared across teams
* Support deployment and maintenance of “paved paths”—standardized, scalable customer trust solutions and guidance to prevent recurrence of known risks and streamline compliance for product teams* Create centralized tooling and systems that helps the Trust by Design function to move fast while meeting our obligations
* Identify and execute on opportunities to improve the culture and capacity of the Trust by Design team across D&S
* Design and implement LLM-powered solutions for automating complex privacy analysis tasks, including policy interpretation, risk assessment workflows, and compliance gap identification that require advanced reasoning and contextual understanding
A day in the life
In this role, no two days are the same — and that’s by design. You’ll spend a good part of your time engaging with a wide range of cross-functional partners across product, legal, policy, risk, science, UX, and other engineering teams to gather insights, clarify trust requirements, and uncover both issues and opportunities.You’ll participate in frequent brainstorming sessions to shape new ideas, solve complex trust problems, and fix system design and engineering issues that address not just immediate needs, but also set us up for long-term success. Staying connected is key: you’ll attend cross-org syncs to stay informed on evolving strategies and dependencies, while also representing your work in key forums.

- Bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent
- 3+ years of programming in Python, Ruby, Go, Swift, Java, .Net, C++ or similar object oriented language experience
- 3+ years of any combination of the following: threat modeling experience, secure coding, identity management and authentication, software development, cryptography, system administration and network security experience